Guarding the Nest in Southeast Kansas Editorial
The piece argues pollution and contamination from industrial by products threaten quality of life in Southeast Kansas. It urges controlled disposal, weighing environmental costs against progress, warns against wasteful gains, and calls for leadership to protect health and prevent ecological harm.
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Colds Survive Common Cures Hopeful Scientific Breakthrough
Two scientists report a potential chemical cure for drug resistant viruses from mumps polio influenza and the common cold. They tested rabbits and hope humans may benefit though past claims never panned out. The column reflects on recurring cold cures and personal remedies.
War Production Board to handle old tin cans again
Twenty five years ago notes show the War Production Board to take charge of salvage as Kansas City mills close when cans on hand are processed. Ed Schoenhfer states cans must be clean unlabeled mashed and stored dry to be usable. Cpl Loren E Inman visits from Camp Hood on furlough. Footlights rise for junior college play directed by Sarah C Haller. Delegates elected for Erie AAA list include Lester Heilman Carl Maloney and others. Fifty years ago R M Cooper returns to Alta Vista after purchasing Caduff farm and plans spring move. Mrs Thomas Fees returns from Pittsburg while Mrs C A Cauble visits.
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Bob Cauble
Jo Ellen Shirley
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Cooper Rollow
Dean Bark
Faith Russell
Edna Lee
Ruth Elsenraat
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Carl T. Maloney
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E. R. Allison
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Cary Pruitt
R. M. Cooper
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Hip Shots The High Price Of Excellence
Terry Murphy argues Kansas junior colleges should not use tax money for athletic scholarships and that funding should come from out of district supporters. He contends gate receipts should not finance programs as it leads to empire building while acknowledging the public’s burden and the difficulty of changing state policy. He says the present system benefits quiet taxpayers and remains unlikely to change.
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Honduran nun aids orphans amid hardship and miracles
Sister Maria Rosa cares for about 145 destitute children in Honduras. She runs the Children's Friends Society with aid from U.S. programs and international groups. A land donation in Claudia's name signals faith and charity amid poverty and prison-linked child neglect.
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Stokely Carmichael seen headed for West Africa
Washington column notes Carmichael and Miriam Makeba packing for Guinea after a wave of speculation about indictment plans by the Nixon administration. The piece discusses potential legal actions, political reactions, and the fate of the Black Panthers while detailing related congressional maneuvers and earlier Wallace fund-raising probes.
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Scout Pack 235 Den 3 Holds Opening Ceremony
Paul Hunt led the Scout Pack 235 Den 3 meeting at First Baptist Church on Monday. Tommy Dalton provided refreshments for six scouts while Mrs. Jack Hunt Mrs. Philip Wheatley and Craig Follmer served as den chief. David Hutchison reported on Herman do DeSoto as Christmas gifts are being prepared. The meeting closed with the living circle.
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Tommy Dalton
Jack Hunt
Philip Wheatley
Craig Follmer
Hermando DeSoto
David Hutchison
Psalm verse inspires world turning to the Lord
A biblical verse from Psalm 22 27 proclaims that all ends of the world and all nations will remember and worship before the Lord, highlighting universal reverence and spiritual return.
TV Tonight Highlights Busy Weekend Schedule
NBC offers Adam 12 at 6 30 p m and Get Smart at 7 p m with two stars Del Reeves and Jeane Seely on a Grand Ole Opry segment ABC airs My Three Sons at 7 30 p m CBS features Robbie quitting school plot and counse lor input Hockey on Channel 9 presents Kansas City versus Memphis at 8 p m Hogan's Heroes follows Espionage subplot Miss Teenage America pageant at 9 p m with 60 contestants Sunday includes FBI at 7 p m ABC movie Mating Game at 8 p m Ann Margret Shaw special on CBS at 8 p m with Bob Hope Jack Benny and Danny Thomas guests.
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TV Tonight Listings Bring Classic Sitcoms and Variety
Friday’s page shows iC color time slots with Jackie Gleason Ghost and Mrs Muir Newlywed Game My Three Sons Adam 12 then Ghost and Mrs Muir Get Smart Grand Ole Opry Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction Hollywood Palace Teenage Pageant Slim Wilson Hollywood Palace and late news.
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Television schedule for Monday December 2 Tribune listing
Daytime TV listings show network channels and time slots from 6 to 12 for programs like The Avengers Gunsmoke Jeannie Laugh In Peyton Place Here's Lucy Outcasts Mayberry Family Affair Big Valley Carol Burnett and Evening News Tonight Show Joey Bishop Dan Devine Sunrise Semester Favorite Martians Greatest Show.
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Answers to Queries Buried Under the Same
Economists say inflation hinges on productivity rising as wages grow. From the librarian’s office, st
Foot in Mouth by Sir Dingle Foot at Gray's Inn
Sir Dingle Foot admitted he lectured judges on their sex lives during a church reading at Gray's Inn chapel. He quoted passages from St Paul and apologized, saying he intended to read a different chapter but veered off course.
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Newspaper Rates and Staff Credits
Subscriptions listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson trade territory with rates for mail and carrier delivery. Staff roles include managing editor Dwight Wallingford and advertising manager Mrs R D Markham with production staff names. Also notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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